The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-22
PERSONAL
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Miss Elizabeth Beaver, of Lavender Hill,

Personal
miss Elizabeth Beaver, of Lavender Hill,
Hartford road, is visiting friends at Delta, Pa.
MIR. William R. Hodges, of the firm of Hodges
BROS, has been quite ill for some time, but is now
| slightly improved
! Mr.. Upsher Lloyd, brother of Gov. Lloyd,
has been elected president of Republican cam
| Paign club lately organized at Finksburg.
i DR.. A. Q. McCurdy, of Towsontown left on
Thursday for West Chester and Philadelphia, ON
business and pleasure. He will be absent week.
/ George Whitelock, ESQ.,, member of the we'll
znown law firm of Schumacher & Whitelock, who
/ spent several months in Europe, returned last
| week.
| DIR. Charles A. Croft, of Philadelphia formerly
of Baltimore county, has been vrsftfns s~s--..--
and friends at 0wings' Mills and took in the Pim-
leo races the past week.
Judge Fowler and family, who have been oc-
cupying the residence of the late DR.. Wingfeld
for some time, will shortly give up the house and
spend the winter at the Smedley.
"A number of young ladies and gentlemen of
Gainesville are organizing an equestrian party to
travel through portion of Virginia. Mrs. James
A. Gary and Mrs. James will accompany them in
carriages.
Mr.. Joseph Trainor, of the 4th district, who
is engaged in business in Washington, this week
took the examination before Mr.. Bruff for a first
grade first class teachers certificate for the coun
ty schools.
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manager of the Consumers Water and Illumina-
ting Company, was in Towsontown on Wednes-
day and called at THE UNION office. He came
here to consult with the Commissioners about fur
nishing the county lamps with gas.
Mr.. Chas. e Craumer, son of Mr.. Francis M.
Craumer, of Towsontown, was married on We'd
nesday afternoon, at Stewartstown, Pa, to Miss
Mary e. Lieb, daughter of Mr.. Jesse P. Lieb, OF
that place. The groom is aclerk in the treasurers
Office of the Northern Central r. r.. Company.
Miss Jennie G. Stevenson, daughter OF MIR.
James Stevenson, of Patapsco Neck, 18th district,
was married at her fathers residence, on the 18th
inst, to Mr.. Henry F. Tutchton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. Wynne Jones, in the
presence of a large number of the friends of the
young couple.
p -Messrs. NJ. F. Conner, G. Philip Laurenson
and DR.. A. B. Gambler, clerks in the office of the
County Commissioners, had heavy and trouble
some task in preparing the statement OF county
expenses which is now being published in The
UNION. The work was done in most careful and
correct manner, rejecting much credit upon those
gentlemen.
Mr.. William Cabell Bruce, prominent young
lawyer of Baltimore, was married on Saturday
evening last, at Emanuel P. E. Church, to Miss
Louisa Este, only daughter of Hon. William A.
Fisher, who during the past summer occupied the
Taylor residence, near Sherwood. The wedding
was an elegant affair and was largely attended by
society people.
Among those from Baltimore county who at
tended the Hagerstown fair the past week were
Joshua M. Matthews, Edward S. Peerce, Wash
ington Stevenson, Thomas Peerce, j. Wesley Lee,
Arthur Chenowith and daughter V. J. Clousher,
Charles Shipley, Harry Devries, Lewis H. Urban,
VIM. B. Sands, James Pentland, John M. Griffith,
e. Cuttings Merryman, Mrs. John w. Shanklin
and family, c. Philip Laurenson and wife, John
B. Longnecker and many others.